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November
R.A. Gibson is appointed to be an Extra-Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade, on probation, with effect from the 1st Nov. 1887 (sic) and is posted to the Mandalay District.
G. Blake is appointed to be a Myook, 4th grade, on probation and is posted to the headquarters of the Henzada District.
Maung Du Wun, Head Judicial Clerk in the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Kyaukse, is appointed to be a Myook, 5th grade and is posted to the charge of the Kyaukse opium station.
The following are transfers are ordered;
Mr A.C. Beale, Extra Asst. Commissioner from Rangoon to the charge of the Pyawbwe sub-divn. Yamethin Dist.
Mr E.C.S. George, C.S., Asst. Commissioner from Pyawbwe to the headquarters of the Mandalay Dist.
Mr W.F. Noyce, Extra Asst. Commissioner from Mandalay to the headquarters of the Hanthawaddy Dist.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr H. Adamson, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr D.L. Richardson, officiating Myook, 4th grade, is confirmed in his appointment.
Maung Gyi (3) officiating Myook, 4th grade, is confirmed in his appointment.
Maung Po Gywet, officiating Myook, 4th grade, Pegu Dist., is confirmed in his appointment.
Lt. R.M. Rainey, Commandant of the Pakokku Military Police Battalion is appointed to be Commandant of the Chin Frontier Military Police Battalion.
Lt. R.M. Rainey, Commandant, Chin Frontier Military Police Battalion, is placed on special duty for recruiting in India.
Lt. I. Phillips, Asst. Commandant, is appointed to officiate as Commandant, Pakokku Military Police Battalion with effect from the date on which he may receive charge from Lt. Rainey.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr R.H. Greenstreet, Dist. Superintendent of Police, Shwebo.
Mr G. Tilly, Asst. Superintendent of Police, Sheinmaga is appointed to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police, Shwebo, during the absence on privilege leave of Mr R.H. Greenstreet, or till further orders.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr A.C. Beale, Extra Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Hanthawaddy Dist.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr E.G. Bear, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Mandalay Dist.
Lt. J.P. Hay, Burma State Railway Vol. Rifle Corps is granted leave of absence from the Corps for six months with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by Mr S.H. Arthur of his commission as a Lieutenant in the Rangoon Vol. Rifle Corps.
At an examination held at Bhamo on the 2nd instant, Mr T. McDonough, Asst. Apothecary, passed the exam. in Burmese by the elementary standard.
At a special examination held at Rangoon on the 29th Oct. 1888, Lt. H. Daly, Superintendent, Northern Shan States, passed the exam. in the Shan language by the lower standard.
At a special examination held at Mone on the 14th Aug. Mr. J.G. Scott, Asst. Commissioner, passed the Departmental exam. in Law, by the higher standard.
G. Blake is appointed to be a Myook, 4th grade, on probation and is posted to the headquarters of the Henzada District.
Maung Du Wun, Head Judicial Clerk in the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Kyaukse, is appointed to be a Myook, 5th grade and is posted to the charge of the Kyaukse opium station.
The following are transfers are ordered;
Mr A.C. Beale, Extra Asst. Commissioner from Rangoon to the charge of the Pyawbwe sub-divn. Yamethin Dist.
Mr E.C.S. George, C.S., Asst. Commissioner from Pyawbwe to the headquarters of the Mandalay Dist.
Mr W.F. Noyce, Extra Asst. Commissioner from Mandalay to the headquarters of the Hanthawaddy Dist.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr H. Adamson, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr D.L. Richardson, officiating Myook, 4th grade, is confirmed in his appointment.
Maung Gyi (3) officiating Myook, 4th grade, is confirmed in his appointment.
Maung Po Gywet, officiating Myook, 4th grade, Pegu Dist., is confirmed in his appointment.
Lt. R.M. Rainey, Commandant of the Pakokku Military Police Battalion is appointed to be Commandant of the Chin Frontier Military Police Battalion.
Lt. R.M. Rainey, Commandant, Chin Frontier Military Police Battalion, is placed on special duty for recruiting in India.
Lt. I. Phillips, Asst. Commandant, is appointed to officiate as Commandant, Pakokku Military Police Battalion with effect from the date on which he may receive charge from Lt. Rainey.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr R.H. Greenstreet, Dist. Superintendent of Police, Shwebo.
Mr G. Tilly, Asst. Superintendent of Police, Sheinmaga is appointed to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police, Shwebo, during the absence on privilege leave of Mr R.H. Greenstreet, or till further orders.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr A.C. Beale, Extra Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Hanthawaddy Dist.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr E.G. Bear, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Mandalay Dist.
Lt. J.P. Hay, Burma State Railway Vol. Rifle Corps is granted leave of absence from the Corps for six months with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by Mr S.H. Arthur of his commission as a Lieutenant in the Rangoon Vol. Rifle Corps.
At an examination held at Bhamo on the 2nd instant, Mr T. McDonough, Asst. Apothecary, passed the exam. in Burmese by the elementary standard.
At a special examination held at Rangoon on the 29th Oct. 1888, Lt. H. Daly, Superintendent, Northern Shan States, passed the exam. in the Shan language by the lower standard.
At a special examination held at Mone on the 14th Aug. Mr. J.G. Scott, Asst. Commissioner, passed the Departmental exam. in Law, by the higher standard.
At an examination held at Shwebo on the 3rd Oct. 1888 the undermentioned candidates passed the exam. in Burmese by the standards specified:-
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Elementary
* * with great credit Capt. A.J.R. Hutchison, Commandant, Ye-u Military Police ** E.G. Mumford, Dist. Superintendent of Police, Ye-u ** J. Orr, Accountant, Shwebo Treasury. |
Colloquial
Private Ormundnur, No. 43, Ye-u Police, A. Company Private Gooman Singh, No. 144, Ye-u Police, B Company E. Rozario, Accountant, Executive Engineer’s Office, Shwebo Private Ally, No. 50, Ye-u, Military Police, A Company Private Gisseon, No. 274, Ye-u Police, C. Company |
Mr H.F. White, M.I.C.E., Superintending Engineer, First Circle, is granted privilege leave from 27th Oct. to 22nd Nov. 1888, both days inclusive. The work of the Superintending Engineer, First Circle will be undertaken by the Chief Engineer during the absence of the Superintending Engineer on leave.
With reference to Gazette of India Public Works Dept. Notification no. 267, dated 20th Sept. 1888, Lt. J.E. Capper, R.E., Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, reported his arrival at Rangoon on the forenoon of 29th Oct. 1888 and is posted to the Third Circle of Superintendence for employment as Personal Asst. to the Superintending Engineer.
P.E. Raven, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Rangoon Division, availed himself of the language leave granted him in Burma Gazette Notification no. 65, dated 29th Aug. 1888, on the forenoon of the 2nd Oct. 1888.
With reference to Gazette of India Public Works Dept. Notification no. 267, dated 20th Sept. 1888, Lt. J.E. Capper, R.E., Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, reported his arrival at Rangoon on the forenoon of 29th Oct. 1888 and is posted to the Third Circle of Superintendence for employment as Personal Asst. to the Superintending Engineer.
P.E. Raven, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Rangoon Division, availed himself of the language leave granted him in Burma Gazette Notification no. 65, dated 29th Aug. 1888, on the forenoon of the 2nd Oct. 1888.
During the absence on privilege leave of Mr R.A. Lamb, C.S., or till further orders, Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, is appointed to officiate as Deputy Commissioner of the Ye-u Dist.
Privilege leave for 2 mths. and 1 day is granted to Mr R.A. Lamb, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
Furlough for eighteen months is granted to Mr G.M.S. Carter, Asst. Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr H.R.H. Coxe, C.S., assumed charge of his duties as officiating Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner on the 22nd Oct. 1888; before noon.
Privilege leave for 32 days is granted to Mr T.A. Hauxwell, Deputy Conservator of Forests, with effect from the 26th Oct. 1888.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr R.A. Gibson, Extra Ass. Commissioner, to be a Boundary Officer and Maung Myat Nyein, Myook to be a Demarcation Officer, in respect of the lands specified in this department notification no. 1 (Upper Burma) dated 5th Jan. 1887 and no. 1 dated 3rd Jan. 1888.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr E.G. Mumford, Dist. Superintendent of Police, with effect from 15th Dec. or from the subsequent date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr R.C. Cumming, Asst. Dist. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, is posted to the charge of the Ye-u district during the absence on privilege leave of Mr E.G. Mumford.
The following transfers are ordered;
Mr T.S. Beale, officiating Asst. Superintendent of Police, from Ngathaingyaung, to the charge of the police of the Tunte sub-division, Hanthawaddy district.
Mr N.S. Field, officiating Asst. Superintendent of Police, from Tunte, to the charge of the police of the Ngathaingyaung sub-division, Bassein district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr A.C. Beale, Extra Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 2nd class in the Yamethin district.
Lt. Hodges, Commandant, Lower Chindwin Military Police Battalion, is invested with the powers of a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Lower Chindwin district.
At a special examination held at Shwebo on 3rd Oct. 1888 Mr R.C. Cumming, Asst. Superintendent of Police, passed the exam. in Burmese by the lower standard.
Privilege leave for 2 mths. and 1 day is granted to Mr R.A. Lamb, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
Furlough for eighteen months is granted to Mr G.M.S. Carter, Asst. Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr H.R.H. Coxe, C.S., assumed charge of his duties as officiating Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner on the 22nd Oct. 1888; before noon.
Privilege leave for 32 days is granted to Mr T.A. Hauxwell, Deputy Conservator of Forests, with effect from the 26th Oct. 1888.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr R.A. Gibson, Extra Ass. Commissioner, to be a Boundary Officer and Maung Myat Nyein, Myook to be a Demarcation Officer, in respect of the lands specified in this department notification no. 1 (Upper Burma) dated 5th Jan. 1887 and no. 1 dated 3rd Jan. 1888.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr E.G. Mumford, Dist. Superintendent of Police, with effect from 15th Dec. or from the subsequent date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr R.C. Cumming, Asst. Dist. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, is posted to the charge of the Ye-u district during the absence on privilege leave of Mr E.G. Mumford.
The following transfers are ordered;
Mr T.S. Beale, officiating Asst. Superintendent of Police, from Ngathaingyaung, to the charge of the police of the Tunte sub-division, Hanthawaddy district.
Mr N.S. Field, officiating Asst. Superintendent of Police, from Tunte, to the charge of the police of the Ngathaingyaung sub-division, Bassein district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr A.C. Beale, Extra Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 2nd class in the Yamethin district.
Lt. Hodges, Commandant, Lower Chindwin Military Police Battalion, is invested with the powers of a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Lower Chindwin district.
At a special examination held at Shwebo on 3rd Oct. 1888 Mr R.C. Cumming, Asst. Superintendent of Police, passed the exam. in Burmese by the lower standard.
At the departmental examinations held at Rangoon on 5th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned Police Officers passed the exam. in Law by the Police Standard:
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A.A. St. C. Miller, Dist. Superintendent
J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent E.A.W.G. McDougall, Asst. Superintendent C.L. Hobson, Asst. Superintendent C.J. Saunders, Asst. Superintendent W.N. Baines, Asst. Superintendent E.N. Drury, Asst. Superintendent D.W. Rae, Asst. Superintendent |
H.N. Tuck, Inspector
L.C. Stanhope, Inspector F. de la Sherman, (sic) Inspector R. Clogstoun, Inspector H.R.O. Grazebrook, Inspector M.G. Avietick, Inspector H.S. Wallace, Inspector |
E.W. Moore, Head Constable
F.H. Giles, Head Constable S.A. Wells, Head Constable |
At the departmental examinations held at Rangoon on 5th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned Police Officers passed the colloquial exam. in Hindustani:
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A.A. St. C. Miller, officiating (sic) Dist. Superintendent
C.J. Saunders, Asst. Superintendent H.C. Gadsen, officiating Dist. Superintendent C.F. Hobson, Asst. Superintendent E.N. Drury, Asst. Superintendent E.A.W.G. McDougall, Asst. Superintendent D.W. Rae, Asst. Superintendent F. de la F. Sherman, Inspector R.P. Clogstoun, Inspector |
N.S. Field, Inspector
A.C. Federico, Inspector C. Thompson, Inspector C. Hill, Inspector G.H.K. Kinsley, Inspector J.E. Young, Inspector H.R.O. Grazebrooke, (sic) Inspector M.G. Avietick, Inspector H.S. Wallace, Inspector |
F.M. Walker, Inspector
E.W. Moore, Head Constable P.M. Duncan, Head Constable A.L. Vuillumier, Head Constable G. Hall, head Constable F.D. Folger, Head Constable C.F. Hardinge, Head Constable S.A. Wells, Head Constable |
At the departmental examinations held at Rangoon on 5th and 6th Nov. 1888 the following candidates passed the exam. in Burmese by the standards specified in each case:-
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Higher Standard
D. Norton, Deputy Commissioner Lt. J.J. Cronin, Asst. Commissioner H. Jackson, Asst. Conservator of Forests C. Ingram, Sub-asst. Conservator of Forests R.P. Clogstoun, Inspector of Police D.W. Rae, Asst. Superintendent of Police – with credit F. de la F. Sherman, Inspector of Police Ramji Mal, Head Constable of Police |
Lower Standard
Lt. E.C. Townsend, Asst. Commissioner C.C. Lowis, Asst. Commissioner C.L. Touseaint, Asst. Conservator of Forests C.W. Allen, Sub-asst. Conservator of Forests L.C. Stanhope, Inspector of Police H.S. Wallace, Inspector of Police G.H.W. Kinsley, Inspector of Police J.E. Young, Inspector of Police S.A. Wells, Head Constable of Police Purno Chundra Das, Jailor F.C. Pereira, Head Clerk A.B. Sutherland, Head Clerk |
Elementary Standard
H.H. Murray, Inspector of Police, Mr Schade, Head Constable, H.R.O Grazebrook and H.N. Tuck, Inspectors of Police, Conductor J. Haddock, Police Supply & Clothing Dept. H.D. Kirkpatrick, Warder, Rangoon Jail, Store Sergeant G.H. Hartley, J. Haddock, Asst. Surveyor, No. 7 Party, A. Meares. (sic)
H.H. Murray, Inspector of Police, Mr Schade, Head Constable, H.R.O Grazebrook and H.N. Tuck, Inspectors of Police, Conductor J. Haddock, Police Supply & Clothing Dept. H.D. Kirkpatrick, Warder, Rangoon Jail, Store Sergeant G.H. Hartley, J. Haddock, Asst. Surveyor, No. 7 Party, A. Meares. (sic)
Language Leave
P.E. Raven, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Rangoon Division, reported his return to duty on the forenoon of the 29th Oct. 1888 from the language leave granted to him in the Burma Gazette notification no. 65 dated 29th Aug. 1888.
P.E. Raven, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Rangoon Division, reported his return to duty on the forenoon of the 29th Oct. 1888 from the language leave granted to him in the Burma Gazette notification no. 65 dated 29th Aug. 1888.
R.A. Gibson is appointed to be an Extra Asst. Commissioner, 5th grade, on probation, with effect from 1st Nov. 1888 and is posted to the Mandalay district.
W.H.A. St. John Leeds, C.S., who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade, in Burma, is posted to special duty in Rangoon.
W.H. Dawson, B.C.S., who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade, in Burma, reported his arrival at Rangoon on 21st Nov. 1888, before noon. Mr Dawson is posted to the Thayetmyo district.
The following transfers are ordered: Lt. E. Townsend, Asst. Commissioner, from Kykuktan to the charge of the Myede subdivision, Thayetmyo district.
Privilege leave is granted to H.R.H. Coxe, Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, with effect from 1st Dec. 1888 or from any subsequent date on which he may avail himself of it.
The following temporary promotion was sanctioned with effect from 24th June 1888 consequent on the departure of Mr H. Slade, Deputy Conservator of Forests, on privilege leave: J.C. Murray, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator, 3rd grade.
W.H.A. St. John Leeds, C.S., who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade, in Burma, is posted to special duty in Rangoon.
W.H. Dawson, B.C.S., who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade, in Burma, reported his arrival at Rangoon on 21st Nov. 1888, before noon. Mr Dawson is posted to the Thayetmyo district.
The following transfers are ordered: Lt. E. Townsend, Asst. Commissioner, from Kykuktan to the charge of the Myede subdivision, Thayetmyo district.
Privilege leave is granted to H.R.H. Coxe, Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, with effect from 1st Dec. 1888 or from any subsequent date on which he may avail himself of it.
The following temporary promotion was sanctioned with effect from 24th June 1888 consequent on the departure of Mr H. Slade, Deputy Conservator of Forests, on privilege leave: J.C. Murray, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator, 3rd grade.
With the previous sanction of the Governor-General of India in Council the Chief Commissioner directs that with effect from 1st Sept. 1888, the officers of the controlling staff of the Forest Department in Upper and Lower Burma shall be graded in one general list and that their respective position in the list shall be as follows:
Conservators
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1st grade
1. Col. W.J. Seaton, M.S.C. 2. - 3. - |
2nd grade
1. - 2. H.C. Hill |
3rd grade
1. - 2. E.P. Popert |
Deputy Conservators
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1st grade (tempy.)
1. M.H. Ferrars 2. Major C.T. Bingham, B.S.C. |
2nd grade (tempy.)
1. J.W. Oliver 2. P.J. Carter 3. J. Nisbet 4. - 5. T.H. Aplin |
3rd grade
L.A.W. Rind C.W. Palmer E.W. Thellusson H. Slade A.F. Broun (tempy. rank) T.A. Hauxwell E.S. Carr (tempy. rank) – Supernumerary |
4th grade
1. H.B. Ward 2. A. Weston 3. J.C. Murray 4. J. Copeland 5. H.A. Hoghton 6. C.H. Hobart-Hampden 7. H. Calthrop 8. - |
Asst. Conservators, 2nd & 3rd grades
1. C.E. Muriel
2. G.Q. Corbett
3. H. Jackson
4. C.L. Toussaint
5. G.F.R. Blackwell
1. C.E. Muriel
2. G.Q. Corbett
3. H. Jackson
4. C.L. Toussaint
5. G.F.R. Blackwell
Sub-Asst. Conservators
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1st grade
1. C. Ingram 2. E.M. Buchanan |
2nd grade
1. Maung Kale 2. C.W. Allan 3. R.C. Dun (probationer) 4. & 5. - |
3rd grade
1. Maung Tha Ka Do 2. D.L.K. Calderwood W.G.F. Haslett (probationer) Walter J. Lane-Ryan (probationer) |
The following temporary alterations in rank are ordered: With effect from 1st Sept. 1888 – consequent on the absence on furlough of R.H. Aplin, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade:
C.W. Palmer, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
H.B. Ward, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade.
Consequent on the absence on furlough of P.J. Carter, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade:
F.W. Thellusson, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
A. Weston, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade.
With effect from 9th Sept. 1888, consequent on the appointment of J.W. Oliver to officiate Deputy Conservator of Forests, 1st grade:
A.F. Broun, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
J. Copeland, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade.
With effect from 26th Sept. 1888 consequent on the appointment of J.W. Oliver to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade:
T.A. Hauxwell, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
C.H. Hobart-Hampden, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade.
With effect from 6th Oct. 1888, consequent on the return from privilege leave of H. Slade, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade:
Mr H. Slade, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
T.A. Hauxwell, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade, (officiating 2nd) to revert to his substantive rank.
C.H. Hobart-Hampden, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade (officiating 3rd) to revert to his substantive rank.
C.W. Palmer, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
H.B. Ward, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade.
Consequent on the absence on furlough of P.J. Carter, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade:
F.W. Thellusson, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
A. Weston, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade.
With effect from 9th Sept. 1888, consequent on the appointment of J.W. Oliver to officiate Deputy Conservator of Forests, 1st grade:
A.F. Broun, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
J. Copeland, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade.
With effect from 26th Sept. 1888 consequent on the appointment of J.W. Oliver to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade:
T.A. Hauxwell, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
C.H. Hobart-Hampden, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade, to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade.
With effect from 6th Oct. 1888, consequent on the return from privilege leave of H. Slade, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade:
Mr H. Slade, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade to officiate as Deputy Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade.
T.A. Hauxwell, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade, (officiating 2nd) to revert to his substantive rank.
C.H. Hobart-Hampden, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade (officiating 3rd) to revert to his substantive rank.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr W.B. Tydd, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Pakokku district.
The Chief Commissioner confers on J.S.D. Fraser, Sub-divnl. Officer, Taungdwingyi, the powers of the Court of a Deputy Commissioner for the purposes of receiving and hearing appeals from decrees and orders of Circle and Township Officers within the local limits of his jurisdiction.
So much of the leave granted to P. Horden, Director of Public Instruction, in this office no. 44, dated 8th Feb. 1888, as remained unexpired on the 14th June 1888 is cancelled.
P.B. Roberts, Executive Engineer, 2nd grade, on special duty at Shwebo, reported his return from privilege leave on the afternoon of 6th Oct. 1888.
E.M. Stevens, Overseer, 1st grade, Tharrawaddy district, has passed the colloquial test in the Burmese language.
Lt. J.E. Capper, R.E., Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, reported his arrival at Mandalay on the forenoon of 5th Nov. 1888 and took up his duties as Personal Asst. to the Superintending Engineer, Third Circle, on that date.
R.D. Buck, Executive Engineer, 4th grade, temporary rank, was temporarily transferred from the Ruby Mines division to the Shwebo division with effect from the 26th Sept. last.
The Chief Commissioner confers on J.S.D. Fraser, Sub-divnl. Officer, Taungdwingyi, the powers of the Court of a Deputy Commissioner for the purposes of receiving and hearing appeals from decrees and orders of Circle and Township Officers within the local limits of his jurisdiction.
So much of the leave granted to P. Horden, Director of Public Instruction, in this office no. 44, dated 8th Feb. 1888, as remained unexpired on the 14th June 1888 is cancelled.
P.B. Roberts, Executive Engineer, 2nd grade, on special duty at Shwebo, reported his return from privilege leave on the afternoon of 6th Oct. 1888.
E.M. Stevens, Overseer, 1st grade, Tharrawaddy district, has passed the colloquial test in the Burmese language.
Lt. J.E. Capper, R.E., Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, reported his arrival at Mandalay on the forenoon of 5th Nov. 1888 and took up his duties as Personal Asst. to the Superintending Engineer, Third Circle, on that date.
R.D. Buck, Executive Engineer, 4th grade, temporary rank, was temporarily transferred from the Ruby Mines division to the Shwebo division with effect from the 26th Sept. last.
December
C.E. Gladstone, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, is appointed on his return from leave, to officiate as Commissioner of the Eastern Division during the absence on privilege leave of H. St. G. Tucker, or until further orders.
E.S. Symes, C.S.C.I.E., Chief Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, is appointed to officiate as Commissioner of the Central Division during the absence on leave of Mr D.M. Smeaton, or until further orders
E.S. Symes, C.S.C.I.E., Chief Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, is appointed to officiate as Commissioner of the Central Division during the absence on leave of Mr D.M. Smeaton, or until further orders
With effect from the 7th Nov. 1888
Mr C.G. Bayne, C.S., Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner, is appointed to be a Deputy Commissioner, 4thgrade.
Mr F.C. Gates, C.S., Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner, is appointed to officiate as a Deputy Commissioner, 4thgrade and is posted to the charge of the Myadaung District.
Mr C.G. Bayne, C.S., Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner, is appointed to be a Deputy Commissioner, 4thgrade.
Mr F.C. Gates, C.S., Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner, is appointed to officiate as a Deputy Commissioner, 4thgrade and is posted to the charge of the Myadaung District.
H.G.W. Herron, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, is appointed to officiate as Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner as a temporary measure.
Lt. H.A. Browning is appointed to officiate as Deputy Commissioner, 4th grade, with effect from the date on which he received charge of the Sagaing Dist.
Lt. H.A. Browning is appointed to officiate as Deputy Commissioner, 4th grade, with effect from the date on which he received charge of the Sagaing Dist.
The following transfers are ordered:
Lt. G.E.T. Green, Asst. Commissioner, from Thayetmyo to the charge of the Minhla sub-division of the Thayetmyo district.
Lt. C.S. deB Martindale, Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Katha to the charge of the Kawlin sub-division, Myadaung district.
R.C. Stevenson, Asst. Commissioner from Pakokku to the charge of the Pakhangyi sub-divn., Pakokku district.
Mr Sidney St. John Westlake, Bom. C.S., who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade in Burma reported his arrival in Rangoon on 26th Nov. 1888, before noon. Mr Westlake is posted to the charge of the Myanaung sub-divn., Henzada district.
Mr Herbert George Whitby Herron, B.C.S., who had been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade in Burma, reported his arrival in Rangoon on 26th Nov. 1888, before noon.
Mr Theophilus John Metcalfe, who had been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade in Burma, reported his arrival at Rangoon on 26th Nov. 1888, before noon. Mr Metcalfe is posted to the Headquarters of the Sagaing district.
Mr F.C. Gates, C.S., made over charge of the duties of Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner to Mr H.G.W. Herron, C.S., on 27th Nov. 1888, after noon.
Major F.D. Raikes, C.I.E., is placed on special duty with effect from the date on which Mr E.S. Symes, C.I.E. assumes charge of the Central Division.
Mr S. Bere, Asst. Commissioner is placed on special duty in the Myadaung district.
Mr J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police is transferred from Meiktila to the Yamethin District.
Lt. G.E.T. Green, Asst. Commissioner, from Thayetmyo to the charge of the Minhla sub-division of the Thayetmyo district.
Lt. C.S. deB Martindale, Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Katha to the charge of the Kawlin sub-division, Myadaung district.
R.C. Stevenson, Asst. Commissioner from Pakokku to the charge of the Pakhangyi sub-divn., Pakokku district.
Mr Sidney St. John Westlake, Bom. C.S., who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade in Burma reported his arrival in Rangoon on 26th Nov. 1888, before noon. Mr Westlake is posted to the charge of the Myanaung sub-divn., Henzada district.
Mr Herbert George Whitby Herron, B.C.S., who had been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade in Burma, reported his arrival in Rangoon on 26th Nov. 1888, before noon.
Mr Theophilus John Metcalfe, who had been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade in Burma, reported his arrival at Rangoon on 26th Nov. 1888, before noon. Mr Metcalfe is posted to the Headquarters of the Sagaing district.
Mr F.C. Gates, C.S., made over charge of the duties of Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner to Mr H.G.W. Herron, C.S., on 27th Nov. 1888, after noon.
Major F.D. Raikes, C.I.E., is placed on special duty with effect from the date on which Mr E.S. Symes, C.I.E. assumes charge of the Central Division.
Mr S. Bere, Asst. Commissioner is placed on special duty in the Myadaung district.
Mr J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police is transferred from Meiktila to the Yamethin District.
Lt. C.C. Anderson is appointed to officiate as Commandant of the Railway Military Police Battalion during the absence on recruiting duty of Capt. V.C. Tonnochy, or till further orders.
Mr A. St. Ingle, Asst. Superintendent of Police is transferred from Minbu to the Police of the Natmauk subdivision, Taungdwingi (sic) district.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr F.S. Stowell, District Superintendent of Police, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr J.M. Law, Dist. Superintendent of Police is appointed to be Personal Assistant to the Inspector-General of Police.
Mr E.A.W.G. McDougall, Asst. Superintendent of Police is posted to the charge of the Police of the Hanthawaddy district as a temporary measure.
Mr F.S. Whiting, officiating Asst. Superintendent of Police, was placed in charge of the Police of the Ngape subdivision, Minbu district from 2nf Feb. to 23rd July 1888 and of the Police of the Yenangyaung subdivision, Minbu district with effect from 1st Aug. 1888.
Mr A. St. Ingle, Asst. Superintendent of Police is transferred from Minbu to the Police of the Natmauk subdivision, Taungdwingi (sic) district.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr F.S. Stowell, District Superintendent of Police, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr J.M. Law, Dist. Superintendent of Police is appointed to be Personal Assistant to the Inspector-General of Police.
Mr E.A.W.G. McDougall, Asst. Superintendent of Police is posted to the charge of the Police of the Hanthawaddy district as a temporary measure.
Mr F.S. Whiting, officiating Asst. Superintendent of Police, was placed in charge of the Police of the Ngape subdivision, Minbu district from 2nf Feb. to 23rd July 1888 and of the Police of the Yenangyaung subdivision, Minbu district with effect from 1st Aug. 1888.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr S. St. John Westlake, Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Henzada district.
The Chief Commissioner places Mr S. St. John Westlake, Asst. Commissioner, a Magistrate of the 1st class in charge of the Myadaung subdivision, Henzada district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr T. J. Metcalfe, Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Sagaing district.
The Chief Commissioner specially empowers Mr E.C.S. George, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, Magistrate of the 1st class to try in a summary way the offences specified in section 260 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1882.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr W. H. Dawson, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Thayetmyo district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr C.W. D’A Porter, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 2nd class in the Toungoo district
The Chief Commissioner places Mr S. St. John Westlake, Asst. Commissioner, a Magistrate of the 1st class in charge of the Myadaung subdivision, Henzada district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr T. J. Metcalfe, Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Sagaing district.
The Chief Commissioner specially empowers Mr E.C.S. George, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, Magistrate of the 1st class to try in a summary way the offences specified in section 260 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1882.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr W. H. Dawson, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Thayetmyo district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr C.W. D’A Porter, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 2nd class in the Toungoo district
At a special meeting held on the 14th Nov. 1888, the Pegu Municipal Committee elected Mr A.H. Tucker to be their President vice Mr A.M.B. Irwin, C.S., who has resigned.
At a departmental examination held at Rangoon and out-stations on the 6th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned officers passed the exam. in Revenue, exclusive of Treasury, by the standards specified below:
Higher Standard
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Lt. G.E.T. Green, Asst. Commissioner
Lt. W.A.W. Strickland, Asst. Commissioner C.A. Soppitt, Asst. Commissioner Lt. C.E. Townsend, Asst. Commissioner C.E. Daniell, Asst. Commissioner J.P. Carey, Extra Asst. Commissioner |
A.W. Buchanan, Myook
W.B. Tydd, Myook R.J.S. Kenny, Myook W. Calogreedy, Myook P.M. Flannery, Myook – with credit Mg Tha Bwin, Myook |
Po Sa, Myook
G.C.B. Stirling, Myook – with credit H.C. Cobham, Myook H.W. Godber, Myook |
Lower Standard
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S. Bere, Asst. Commissioner
A.E.T. Sarfas, Extra Asst. Commissioner F.C. Nisbet, Myook F.S. Colbeck, Myook |
Maung Yo Thaywe, Myook
A.W. Munro, Superintendent, Land Records F.C. Periera (sic) Head Clerk, Deputy Commissioners Office, Hanthawaddy |
At a departmental examination held at Rangoon and out-stations on the 6th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned officers passed the exam. in Treasury, by the standards specified below:
Higher Standard
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R.C. Stevenson, Asst. Commissioner
G.G. Collins, Asst. Commissioner J.N.O. Thurston, Asst. Commissioner B.S. Carey, Asst. Commissioner J.P. Carey, Extra Asst. Commissioner Maung Ket, Myook |
R.A. Mack, Myook
W.B. Tydd, Myook J.H. Anderson Myook H. Brown Myook J.A. Barry Myook G.C.B. Stirling, Myook |
Lower Standard
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B.K.S. McDermott, Asst. Commissioner
Lt. G.E.T. Green, Asst. Commissioner A.E.T. Sarfas, Extra Asst. Commissioner F.C. Nisbet, Myook |
Mg Tha Bwin, Myook
C.W. D’A Porter, Myook F.C. Pereira, Head Clerk, Deputy Commissioners Office, Hanthawaddy |
At a departmental examination held at Rangoon and out-stations on the 5th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned officers passed the exam. in Civil Law, by the standards specified below:
Higher Standard
* with credit
* with credit
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R.C. Stevenson, Asst. Commissioner
W.N. Porter, Asst. Commissioner J.N.O. Thurston, Asst. Commissioner Lt. W.A.W. Strickland, Asst. Commissioner C.A. Soppitt, Asst. Commissioner E.C.S. George, Asst. Commissioner * |
C.E. Daniel, (sic) Asst. Commissioner
W.F. Noyce, Extra Asst. Commissioner W.A. Hertz, Extra Asst. Commissioner R. Beale, Extra Asst. Commissioner Mg Ket, K.S.M., Myook A.W. Buchanan, Myook |
W.B. Tydd, Myook
F.C. Nisbit, Myook P.M. Flannery, Myook C.W. D’A Porter, Myook G.C.B. Stirling, Myook H.C. Cobham, Myook |
Lower Standard
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B.K.S. McDermott, Asst. Commissioner
C.C. Lowis, Asst. Commissioner S. Bere, Asst, Commissioner A.E.T. Sarfas, Extra Asst. Commissioner R.R.T. Wall, Myook |
J.H. Anderson, Myook
G.H. Munro, Myook Moung Tun Win, Myook F.S. Colbeck, Myook F.C. Pereira, Head Clerk, Deputy Commissioners Office, Hanthawaddy |
At a departmental examination held at Rangoon and out-stations on the 5th and 6th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned officers passed the exam. in Criminal Law, by the standards specified below:
Higher Standard
* with credit
* with credit
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R.C. Stevenson, Asst. Commissioner
W.N. Porter, Asst. Commissioner B.K.S. McDermott, Asst. Commissioner J.N.O. Thurston, Asst. Commissioner Lt. W.A.W. Strickland, Asst. Commissioner E.C.S. George, Asst. Commissioner * |
Lt. D.J.C. Macnabb, Asst. Commissioner
C.E. Daniell, Asst. Commissioner S. Bere, Asst. Commissioner W.F. Noyce, Extra Asst. Commissioner W.A. Hertz, Extra Asst. Commissioner F.C. Nisbet, Myook |
Mg Shwe Da, Myook
H.C. Cobham, Myook Po Bye, Superintendent, Land Records F.C. Pereira, Head Clerk, Deputy Commissioners Office, Hanthawaddy |
Lower Standard
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C.C. Lowis, Asst. Commissioner
R. Beale, Extra Asst. Commissioner A.E.T. Sarfas, Extra Asst. Commissioner Mg Ket, K.S.M., Myook A.W. Buchanan, Myook R.J.H. Kenny, Myook |
W. Calogreedy, Myook
R.R.T. Hall, Myook J.S. Anderson, Myook C.W.D.A. (sic) Porter, Myook G.C.B. Itirling, (sic) Myook G.H. Munro, Myook |
At a departmental examination held at Mandalay on the 5th and 6th Nov. 1888 the following candidates passed the exam. in Burmese, by the standards specified in each case:
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Higher Standard
W.B. Tydd, Myook J.H. Anderson, Myook F.S. Colbeck, Mtyook G. Paniotty, Inspector of Police |
Lower Standard
Lt. D.J.C. McNabb, (sic) Asst. Commissioner S. Bere, Asst. Commissioner R.A. Mack, Myook P.N. Flannery, Myook H.C. Cobham, Myook F.L. Rey, Asst. Superintendent of Police B.L. Cumberland, Asst. Superintendent of Police E. Dawson, Inspector of Police |
Elementary Standard
F.X. D’Attaides, Asst. Surgeon C.C.T. Chapman, Inspector of Police V. Wallace, Inspector of Police J. D’Silva, Head Constable [of Police] – with credit |
At a departmental examination held at Mandalay on the 6th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned Police Officers passed the Colloquial exam. in Hindustani:
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H.W. Rae, Dist. Superintendent
F.F. Rey, Asst. Superintendent H. Deighton, Asst. Superintendent B.L. Cumberland, Asst. Superintendent R.A. Simpson, Asst. Superintendent H.F. Hertz, Asst. Superintendent K.C. McDonald, Asst. Superintendent Capt. P.S. Harvey, Asst. Superintendent E.G. Durrant, Asst. Superintendent R.F.G. Faussett, Asst. Superintendent |
J.D.L. Wooldridge, Asst. Superintendent
R.M. Angelo, Asst. Superintendent C.H.P. Wetherell, Inspector W.M.C. Plowden, Inspector H.W. Martin, Inspector J.H. Scott, Inspector E. Fasley, Inspector K. Foster, Inspector O. Jones, Inspector J.M. Beaumont, Inspector |
C.C.T. Chapman, Inspector
F.P. Cowley, Inspector G. Panioty (sic) Inspector A.B. Skinner, Inspector D.G. Orchard, Inspector L.N. Szezepanski, Inspector F. Summers, Inspector W.V. Wallace, Inspector G. Aitken, Inspector F.D. Folger, Inspector G.W. Gayer, Inspector |
At a departmental examination held at out-stations on the 5th and 6th Nov. 1888 the following undermentioned officers passed the exam. in Burmese, by the standards specified in each case:
* with credit ** with great credit
* with credit ** with great credit
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Higher Standard
E.C.S. George, Asst. Commissioner * R.C. Roger, Asst. Superintendent of Police A.W. Munro, Superintendent, Land Records * C. Blake, Inspector of Police * A.W. Spotten |
Lower Standard
Lt.-Col. J.J. Harvey Lt. G. Rippon, 29th M.I. H.P. Pedler, Asst. Superintendent of Police H.C. Prance, Asst. Superintendent of Police R.G. Macdonnell, (sic) Asst. Superintendent of Police E.B. Whiting, Asst. Superintendent of Police A. Ingle, Asst. Superintendent of Police M.T. Fforde, Inspector of Police ** H.D. Lucas, Inspector of Police C. Paxton, Inspector of Police * F.H. Dobs, Preventive Officer A.D’Castro, Jailor, Kyaukpyu ** Corporal Shooter, Rifle Brigade |
Elementary Standard
Lt. S.L. Aplin, 29th M.I. E.S.D. Pereira, Inspector of Police R.O. Forbes, Inspector of Police Naik Kasim Ali, Military Police ** |
At a departmental exam. held at outstations on the 5th and 6th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned Police Officers passed the Colloquial exam. in Hindustani:
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R.A.E. Castle, Dist. Superintendent
H.P. Pedler, Asst. Superintendent A. D. Kiernander, Asst. Superintendent E.B. Whiting, Asst. Superintendent L.S. Whiting, Asst. Superintendent A. Ingle, Asst. Superintendent |
R.O. Forbes, Inspector
K.C. Mitchel, Inspector E.A. Stehelin, Inspector H.D. Lucas, Inspector W.A. Robinson, Inspector |
At a departmental exam. held at out-stations on the 5th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned Police Officers passed the exam. in Law by the Police Standard:
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W. Pockett, Dist. Superintendent of Police
St. L.B. Aldworth, Asst. Superintendent of Police F.L. Rey, Asst. Superintendent of Police B.L. Cumberland, Asst. Superintendent of Police R.G. McDonnell, Asst. Superintendent of Police E. Shuttleworth, Asst. Superintendent of Police W. Vincent Wallace, Asst. Superintendent of Police |
A. St. J. Ingle, Asst. Superintendent of Police
C.H.P. Wetherell, Inspector of Police M.C.C. Poole, Inspector of Police H.D. Lucas, Inspector of Police W.A. Robinson, Inspector of Police H.A. Stacey, Head Constable of Police F. Honner, Head Constable of Police |
At an exam. held at Toungoo on 1st Oct. 1888 Mr J. Nisbet, Deputy Conservator of Forests passed the exam. in Hindustani by the Lower Standard.
A.F. Pinhey, C.S., is appointed to officiate as a Deputy Commissioner, 4th grade and is posted to the charge of the Kyaukpyu district.
T.J. Metcalfe, Asst. Commissioner, is placed in charge of the Sagaing sub-division, Sagaing district.
G.H. Munro, Myook, is transferred from Piu to the Headquarters of the Magwe district vice A.J. Brodie who vacates his appointment as a Myook.
Arthur Francis Pinhey, Madras Civil Service, who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 3rd grade, in Burma reported his arrival at Rangoon on 6th Dec. 1888 before noon.
Bertram Prior Standen, Bengal Civil Service, who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade, in Burma reported his arrival at Rangoon on 5th Dec. 1888 after noon. Mr Standen is posted to the Tharrwaddy district.
C.E. Muriel, Asst. Conservator of Forests, is transferred from Taungdwingyi to the charge of the Minbu Forest Division.
Furlough for one year is granted to E. St. G. Kaye, Dist. Superintendent of Police, with effect form 3rd Feb. 1889 or the subsequent date on which he may avail himself of it.
Lt. P.H. Vaughan, Second-in-Command, is transferred from Katha to special duty in connection with the Mu Valley Railway Survey.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by Mr H.T. Wadley of his commission as a Captain in the Upper Burma Volunteer Rifles.
At a special examination held at Pyinmana on 13th Nov. 1888 Mr R.S. Strachey, Asst. Engineer, passed the exam. in Burmese by the colloquial standard.
Second grade Apothecary J. Pritchard, who has been transferred from Madras for medical duty in Burma, is posted to the civil medical charge of Myadaung vice Asst. Apothecary J. Brown, who is transferred to Pyinmana.
H.C. Jones, Asst. Engineer, 2nd grade, reported his arrival at Rangoon on the forenoon of the 3rd Dec. 1888. His services are placed at the disposal of the Superintending Engineer, 1st Circle, for employment in the Pegu Division.
A.G.R. Trapmann, Asst. Engineer, 2nd grade, reported his arrival at Rangoon on the forenoon of the 6th Dec. 1888. His services are placed at the disposal of the Superintending Engineer, 3rd Circle, for employment in the Mandalay Civil Division.
T.J. Metcalfe, Asst. Commissioner, is placed in charge of the Sagaing sub-division, Sagaing district.
G.H. Munro, Myook, is transferred from Piu to the Headquarters of the Magwe district vice A.J. Brodie who vacates his appointment as a Myook.
Arthur Francis Pinhey, Madras Civil Service, who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 3rd grade, in Burma reported his arrival at Rangoon on 6th Dec. 1888 before noon.
Bertram Prior Standen, Bengal Civil Service, who has been appointed to be an Asst. Commissioner, 4th grade, in Burma reported his arrival at Rangoon on 5th Dec. 1888 after noon. Mr Standen is posted to the Tharrwaddy district.
C.E. Muriel, Asst. Conservator of Forests, is transferred from Taungdwingyi to the charge of the Minbu Forest Division.
Furlough for one year is granted to E. St. G. Kaye, Dist. Superintendent of Police, with effect form 3rd Feb. 1889 or the subsequent date on which he may avail himself of it.
Lt. P.H. Vaughan, Second-in-Command, is transferred from Katha to special duty in connection with the Mu Valley Railway Survey.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by Mr H.T. Wadley of his commission as a Captain in the Upper Burma Volunteer Rifles.
At a special examination held at Pyinmana on 13th Nov. 1888 Mr R.S. Strachey, Asst. Engineer, passed the exam. in Burmese by the colloquial standard.
Second grade Apothecary J. Pritchard, who has been transferred from Madras for medical duty in Burma, is posted to the civil medical charge of Myadaung vice Asst. Apothecary J. Brown, who is transferred to Pyinmana.
H.C. Jones, Asst. Engineer, 2nd grade, reported his arrival at Rangoon on the forenoon of the 3rd Dec. 1888. His services are placed at the disposal of the Superintending Engineer, 1st Circle, for employment in the Pegu Division.
A.G.R. Trapmann, Asst. Engineer, 2nd grade, reported his arrival at Rangoon on the forenoon of the 6th Dec. 1888. His services are placed at the disposal of the Superintending Engineer, 3rd Circle, for employment in the Mandalay Civil Division.
Mr W. Moore-Lyons is appointed to be a Myook, 2nd grade, with effect from the date of this notification.
S.P.H. Dyson, Asst. Commissioner, is posted to the Yamethin district.
A.L. Hough, Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Pegu to the charge of the Ngathainggyaung sub-divn., Bassein district.
A.E. Rawlings, Extra Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from the Kyaukse district to the charge of the Ava sub-divn., Sagaing district.
H.G.W. Herron, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Rangoon to the Headquarters of the Pyinmana district with effect from the date on which he makes over charge of his duties as officiating Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner.
Privilege leave for eight days is granted to Mr R.A. Lamb, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, in continuation of the leave granted him in this department notification no. 603 dated 7th Nov. 1888.
E.S. Symes, C.S., C.I.E., assumed charge of the Central Division on 6th Dec. 1888, before noon.
E.S. Carr, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade, is appointed to the charge of the Direction Division, Upper Burma Circle, with effect from the date on which he may assume charge of his duties at Mandalay.
The following promotion is ordered with effect from 5th Nov. 1888 – Mr H. Jackson, Asst. Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade, to be a Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to C.E. Lloyd, Dist. Superintendent of Police, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
A. Ingle, Asst. Superintendent of Police, was posted to the charge of the police of the Natmauk sub-division, Taungdwingyi district, with effect from 27th July 1888.
J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police is posted to the charge of the police of the Pyawbwe sub-division, Yamethin district, with effect from 8th Dec. 1888.
A.H. Faithful, Asst. Superintendent of Police, on his return from leave is posted to the Meiktila district.
The Chief Commissioner specially empowers M.A.F. Pinhey, C.S., officiating Deputy Commissioner, a Magistrate of the 1st class, to try in a summary way the offences specified in section 260 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1882.
Lt. J. Harris, of the Upper Burma Volunteer Rifles, is granted leave of absence from the Corps for six months, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
S.P.H. Dyson, Asst. Commissioner, is posted to the Yamethin district.
A.L. Hough, Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Pegu to the charge of the Ngathainggyaung sub-divn., Bassein district.
A.E. Rawlings, Extra Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from the Kyaukse district to the charge of the Ava sub-divn., Sagaing district.
H.G.W. Herron, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Rangoon to the Headquarters of the Pyinmana district with effect from the date on which he makes over charge of his duties as officiating Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner.
Privilege leave for eight days is granted to Mr R.A. Lamb, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, in continuation of the leave granted him in this department notification no. 603 dated 7th Nov. 1888.
E.S. Symes, C.S., C.I.E., assumed charge of the Central Division on 6th Dec. 1888, before noon.
E.S. Carr, Deputy Conservator of Forests, 3rd grade, is appointed to the charge of the Direction Division, Upper Burma Circle, with effect from the date on which he may assume charge of his duties at Mandalay.
The following promotion is ordered with effect from 5th Nov. 1888 – Mr H. Jackson, Asst. Conservator of Forests, 2nd grade, to be a Deputy Conservator of Forests, 4th grade.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to C.E. Lloyd, Dist. Superintendent of Police, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
A. Ingle, Asst. Superintendent of Police, was posted to the charge of the police of the Natmauk sub-division, Taungdwingyi district, with effect from 27th July 1888.
J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police is posted to the charge of the police of the Pyawbwe sub-division, Yamethin district, with effect from 8th Dec. 1888.
A.H. Faithful, Asst. Superintendent of Police, on his return from leave is posted to the Meiktila district.
The Chief Commissioner specially empowers M.A.F. Pinhey, C.S., officiating Deputy Commissioner, a Magistrate of the 1st class, to try in a summary way the offences specified in section 260 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1882.
Lt. J. Harris, of the Upper Burma Volunteer Rifles, is granted leave of absence from the Corps for six months, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by J.C. Murray, of his commission as a Lieutenant in the Moulmein Volunteer Rifle Corps.
Capt. E.J.R. Dyer of the Upper Burma Volunteer Rifles is granted leave of absence from the Corps for fifteen months with effect from 18th Sept. 1888.
Lt. H.N. Warde of the Upper Burma Volunteer Rifles is granted leave of absence from the corps for six months with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
The Chief Commissioner appoints the following gentlemen to be members of the Rangoon Municipal Committee with effect from 1st Jan. 1889: Brigade-Surgeon H. Griffith, F.C. Kennedy, C.I.E., C.J. Brown, U Myat San.
The undermentioned gentlemen have been elected to be members of the Pegu Municipal Committee. The new members will take their seats from 1st Jan. 1889: Saya Hlaing, Maung Po Byu, U Zeya, U Nyun, Mr J.C. Dias, U Po Teik, U Kya Pyu, U Ba Gya, J.G. McKertich, Mahomed Fazirull, Win Sung, U Mya.
At a special meeting held on 15th Dec. 1888 the Henzada Municipal Committee re-elected Major J. Butler and Mr J.F. Pereira to be their president and Vice-president respectively.
Capt. E.J.R. Dyer of the Upper Burma Volunteer Rifles is granted leave of absence from the Corps for fifteen months with effect from 18th Sept. 1888.
Lt. H.N. Warde of the Upper Burma Volunteer Rifles is granted leave of absence from the corps for six months with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
The Chief Commissioner appoints the following gentlemen to be members of the Rangoon Municipal Committee with effect from 1st Jan. 1889: Brigade-Surgeon H. Griffith, F.C. Kennedy, C.I.E., C.J. Brown, U Myat San.
The undermentioned gentlemen have been elected to be members of the Pegu Municipal Committee. The new members will take their seats from 1st Jan. 1889: Saya Hlaing, Maung Po Byu, U Zeya, U Nyun, Mr J.C. Dias, U Po Teik, U Kya Pyu, U Ba Gya, J.G. McKertich, Mahomed Fazirull, Win Sung, U Mya.
At a special meeting held on 15th Dec. 1888 the Henzada Municipal Committee re-elected Major J. Butler and Mr J.F. Pereira to be their president and Vice-president respectively.
At a general election held at Rangoon on 29th Nov. 1888 the undermentioned gentlemen were elected as members of the Rangoon municipal Committee. The new members will take their seats on 1st Jan. 1889:
Elected by the European Community: Dr. E.M. D’Souza, W.Q. Rowett, E.A. Lutter, D.D. Coath, Rev’d. J.E. Marks, D.D.
Elected by the Burmese community: U Kywe O, U On Gaing, U Ka, Maung On Gain, U Young.
Elected by the Chinese community: L. Kim, Seng
Elected by the Mussulman community: Aga Ahmed Ispahany, Mahomed Sheriff,
Elected by the Hindu community: P.M. Maduray Pillay
The Commissioners of the Port of Rangoon have re-elected Mr L. Andrews to represent them on the Rangoon Municipal Committee with effect from 1st Jan. 1889.
The members of the Rangoon Chamber of Commerce have re-elected Mr A. Pennycuick to represent them on the Rangoon Municipal Committee with effect from 1st Jan. 1889.
Elected by the European Community: Dr. E.M. D’Souza, W.Q. Rowett, E.A. Lutter, D.D. Coath, Rev’d. J.E. Marks, D.D.
Elected by the Burmese community: U Kywe O, U On Gaing, U Ka, Maung On Gain, U Young.
Elected by the Chinese community: L. Kim, Seng
Elected by the Mussulman community: Aga Ahmed Ispahany, Mahomed Sheriff,
Elected by the Hindu community: P.M. Maduray Pillay
The Commissioners of the Port of Rangoon have re-elected Mr L. Andrews to represent them on the Rangoon Municipal Committee with effect from 1st Jan. 1889.
The members of the Rangoon Chamber of Commerce have re-elected Mr A. Pennycuick to represent them on the Rangoon Municipal Committee with effect from 1st Jan. 1889.
Leave on Medical Certificate for two months is granted to J.C. Paul, late in Civil Medical Charge, Ruby Mines District, with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
Whereas it appears to the Chief Commissioner of Burma that land is required to be taken up by Government for a public purpose, namely, for the construction of a line of railway to connect the Kemmendine railway station with the line running along the Strand bank in the town of Rangoon and the suburb of Kemmendine, it is hereby declared that for the above purpose the land specified below is required in the vicinity of Rangoon:
(1) A [s]trip of land lying between the mill premises in the occupation of Mr D.D. Coath and the Strand bank road, with the plank house thereon, measuring 70 feet more or less in length and 50 feet more or less breadth and of an area of .03 acres or less.
(2) A strip of land lying within the fencing of the mill premises in the occupation of Mr D.D. Coath, measuring about 120 feet more or less in length and 50 feet more or less in breadth to the west of the above and an area of 0.113 acres more or less.
(3) A strip of land lying within the fencing of the lot adjoining Mr D.D. Coath’s premises on the west ... The plan of the said land may be inspected at the office of the Deputy commissioner, Rangoon Town District.
(1) A [s]trip of land lying between the mill premises in the occupation of Mr D.D. Coath and the Strand bank road, with the plank house thereon, measuring 70 feet more or less in length and 50 feet more or less breadth and of an area of .03 acres or less.
(2) A strip of land lying within the fencing of the mill premises in the occupation of Mr D.D. Coath, measuring about 120 feet more or less in length and 50 feet more or less in breadth to the west of the above and an area of 0.113 acres more or less.
(3) A strip of land lying within the fencing of the lot adjoining Mr D.D. Coath’s premises on the west ... The plan of the said land may be inspected at the office of the Deputy commissioner, Rangoon Town District.
A.S. Fleming, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, on his return from privilege leave is appointed to officiate as a Deputy Commissioner, 4th grade, and is posted to the charge of the Sandoway district.
R.A. Lamb, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, on his return from privilege leave is posted to the charge of the Sagaing district.
Lt. H.A. Browning, Ass. Commissioner, is posed to the Sagaing district.
R.R.T. Wall, Myook, on his return from privilege leave is posted to the headquarters of the Kyaukse district.
C.E. Gladstone, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, is transferred from Pyinmana to the Pokokku district.
Capt. G.S. Eyre, Deputy Commissioner, is transferred from the charge of the Pokokku district to special duty in connection with military operations in the Pokokku and Upper Burma and Lower Chindwin districts.
J.L. Lang, Extra Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Rangoon to the charge of the Shwedaung sub-division, Prome district, during the absence n privilege leave of Maung Hme or till further orders.
Maung Kan Hein, Myook, on being relieved by C.E. Browne, is transferred from Maymyo to the Shan States.
A.E. Hurry, C.S., officiating Deputy Commissioner, is transferred from Sandoway to the charge of the Upper Chindwin district.
D. Ross, Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Kindat to the charge of the Mingin sub-division, Upper Chindwin district.
C.E. Browne, Myook, on being relieved by Mr Ross, is transferred from Mingin to the charge of the Pyinulwin sub-division, Mandalay district.
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 49 of Act 11 of 1886 the Chief Commissioner is pleased, with effect from the date of this notification, to appoint Mr W.F. Boyce, Extra Assistant Commissioner, to exercise and perform in and for the Rangoon Town District, all the powers and duties conferred and imposed by that Act on a Collector.
In exercise of the power conferred by section (1) of the Shan States Act, 1888, the Chief Commissioner is pleased to direct that the said Act shall come into force on the 1st February 1889.
The following list of gentlemen who have expressed their willingness to serve as Assessors in Courts of survey under the Indian Merchant Shipping Act 1880 at the Port of Akyab has been prepared and is published under the provisions of section 15 of the Act in supersession of the list published in this department notification no 16, dated 17th March 1888: G.B. Brown, C. McLaggan, M.E. Matthews, G. Hanson
A.D. Kiernander, officiating District Superintendent of Police in charge of the Karen Levy, is placed on special recruiting duty in Lower Burma.
The following transfers are ordered:
E. Martini, Asst. Superintendent of Police, to the charge of the Salween district.
E.A.W.G. MacDougall, Asst. Superintendent of Police, from Rangoon to the charge of the police of the Kyauktan sub-division, Pegu district, till relieved by Mr E. Drury.
Mr E. Drury, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Myanaung to the charge of the police of the Kyauktan sub-division, Pegu district.
E.A.W.G. MacDougall, Asst. Superintendent of Police, on being relieved by Mr Drury, from Kyauktan, to the charge of the police of the Myanaung sub-division, Henzada district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr E.S. Colbeck? to be a Magistrate of the 2nd class in the Mandalay district.
The Chief Commissioner is pleased to appoint Lt. H.A. Browning, Asst. Commissioner, to be an Additional Sessions Judge to exercise jurisdiction in the Court of Sessions of the Sagaing Sessions Division, with effect from the date on which he is relieved of the charge of the Sagaing district.
Mr R. Ring, Executive Engineer, 1st grade, is granted two days’ furlough in addition to the extension of furlough already granted him by Her Majesty’s Secretary of State for India.
R.A. Lamb, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, on his return from privilege leave is posted to the charge of the Sagaing district.
Lt. H.A. Browning, Ass. Commissioner, is posed to the Sagaing district.
R.R.T. Wall, Myook, on his return from privilege leave is posted to the headquarters of the Kyaukse district.
C.E. Gladstone, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, is transferred from Pyinmana to the Pokokku district.
Capt. G.S. Eyre, Deputy Commissioner, is transferred from the charge of the Pokokku district to special duty in connection with military operations in the Pokokku and Upper Burma and Lower Chindwin districts.
J.L. Lang, Extra Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Rangoon to the charge of the Shwedaung sub-division, Prome district, during the absence n privilege leave of Maung Hme or till further orders.
Maung Kan Hein, Myook, on being relieved by C.E. Browne, is transferred from Maymyo to the Shan States.
A.E. Hurry, C.S., officiating Deputy Commissioner, is transferred from Sandoway to the charge of the Upper Chindwin district.
D. Ross, Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Kindat to the charge of the Mingin sub-division, Upper Chindwin district.
C.E. Browne, Myook, on being relieved by Mr Ross, is transferred from Mingin to the charge of the Pyinulwin sub-division, Mandalay district.
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 49 of Act 11 of 1886 the Chief Commissioner is pleased, with effect from the date of this notification, to appoint Mr W.F. Boyce, Extra Assistant Commissioner, to exercise and perform in and for the Rangoon Town District, all the powers and duties conferred and imposed by that Act on a Collector.
In exercise of the power conferred by section (1) of the Shan States Act, 1888, the Chief Commissioner is pleased to direct that the said Act shall come into force on the 1st February 1889.
The following list of gentlemen who have expressed their willingness to serve as Assessors in Courts of survey under the Indian Merchant Shipping Act 1880 at the Port of Akyab has been prepared and is published under the provisions of section 15 of the Act in supersession of the list published in this department notification no 16, dated 17th March 1888: G.B. Brown, C. McLaggan, M.E. Matthews, G. Hanson
A.D. Kiernander, officiating District Superintendent of Police in charge of the Karen Levy, is placed on special recruiting duty in Lower Burma.
The following transfers are ordered:
E. Martini, Asst. Superintendent of Police, to the charge of the Salween district.
E.A.W.G. MacDougall, Asst. Superintendent of Police, from Rangoon to the charge of the police of the Kyauktan sub-division, Pegu district, till relieved by Mr E. Drury.
Mr E. Drury, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Myanaung to the charge of the police of the Kyauktan sub-division, Pegu district.
E.A.W.G. MacDougall, Asst. Superintendent of Police, on being relieved by Mr Drury, from Kyauktan, to the charge of the police of the Myanaung sub-division, Henzada district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr E.S. Colbeck? to be a Magistrate of the 2nd class in the Mandalay district.
The Chief Commissioner is pleased to appoint Lt. H.A. Browning, Asst. Commissioner, to be an Additional Sessions Judge to exercise jurisdiction in the Court of Sessions of the Sagaing Sessions Division, with effect from the date on which he is relieved of the charge of the Sagaing district.
Mr R. Ring, Executive Engineer, 1st grade, is granted two days’ furlough in addition to the extension of furlough already granted him by Her Majesty’s Secretary of State for India.
Myahaung
At a special meeting held on 2nd Dec. 1888, the Myahaung Municipal Committee elected Mr S. Westlake, C.S., to be their President vice Moung Ba Tu, K.S.M., transferred.
At a special meeting held on 2nd Dec. 1888, the Myahaung Municipal Committee elected Mr S. Westlake, C.S., to be their President vice Moung Ba Tu, K.S.M., transferred.
Moulmein
At an election held on 29th Nov. 1888 the following gentlemen were elected members of the Moulmein Municipal Committee. The new members will take their seats on the 1st Jan. 1889:
To Represent the European Community
J.F.X. Thompson, D.M. Henderson, H. Kruger, H. Murken and Dr. J.M. Slym
To Represent the Hindu Community
Bora Venketswamy and P. Kristnasawmy
To Represent the Mahomedan Community
Abdul Majid Madani and Ahmed Moosjee
To Represent the Chinese Community
A. Haung Chang
To Represent the Burmese Community
Maung Tu, Maung Tha Dun Nyo, Maung Shwe Dok and Maung Shwe Ngon
Akyab
At a general election held at Akyab in 29th No. 1888 the undermentioned gentlemen were elected members of the Akyab Municipal Committee. The members will take their seats on the 1st Jan. 1889:
To Represent the European Community
D.R. Cameron, B.F. Duncan and C.H. White
To Represent the Buddhist Community
Maung Zan U, Maung Mar U, Maung Aung Ri and Maung San Hla Baw
To Represent the Moslem Community
Nujjoomdeen, Budderodeen and Abdul Kadir
At an election held on 29th Nov. 1888 the following gentlemen were elected members of the Moulmein Municipal Committee. The new members will take their seats on the 1st Jan. 1889:
To Represent the European Community
J.F.X. Thompson, D.M. Henderson, H. Kruger, H. Murken and Dr. J.M. Slym
To Represent the Hindu Community
Bora Venketswamy and P. Kristnasawmy
To Represent the Mahomedan Community
Abdul Majid Madani and Ahmed Moosjee
To Represent the Chinese Community
A. Haung Chang
To Represent the Burmese Community
Maung Tu, Maung Tha Dun Nyo, Maung Shwe Dok and Maung Shwe Ngon
Akyab
At a general election held at Akyab in 29th No. 1888 the undermentioned gentlemen were elected members of the Akyab Municipal Committee. The members will take their seats on the 1st Jan. 1889:
To Represent the European Community
D.R. Cameron, B.F. Duncan and C.H. White
To Represent the Buddhist Community
Maung Zan U, Maung Mar U, Maung Aung Ri and Maung San Hla Baw
To Represent the Moslem Community
Nujjoomdeen, Budderodeen and Abdul Kadir